Open Source Summit Pancake Podcast: Celluloid Heroes Edition
#144: Open Source Summit LA Pancake Breakfast – Is Hardware The Next Innovation Layer?
For this week’s edition of the New Stack Analysts podcast, the New Stack brought our pancakes to the City of Angels, aka Los Angeles, where the Linux Foundation held its Open Source Summit. We took a quick look back at some of the best technology-themed television shown and movies (“Westworld,” “2001: A Space Odyssey”), pondered future technologies, and discussed the ramifications of a changing hardware stack.
Our esteemed panelists:
- Al Gillen Group Vice President, Software Development and Open Source, IDC
- Ashley McNamara, Developer Advocate, Microsoft
- Nithya Ruff, Senior Director of Open Source, Comcast
- Aaron Welch, Senior Vice President, Packet.
- Chris Wright, Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Topics:
5:58: How Packet is focusing on developing edge networks and their intersection with open source software.
9:56: How could one 3D print software in the future?
17:56: What are we seeing for the future of serverless and function computing?
22:05: The philosophy behind emerging developer communities that will have to build software on different architectures.
27:35: Discussing the impact serverless is going to have in the industry in the next five years.
32:29: What those of us in the community can do to help build communities that will lead to talent being more available to organizations.
Some highlights from Twitter:
It's difficult to do asynchronous programming–a lot of devs don't know how. So #serverless platforms are a good thing @kernelcdub #OSSummit pic.twitter.com/Qlv94PpxUH
— The New Stack (@thenewstack) September 12, 2017
A company will know to go to open source when it sees its industry being commoditized, and can no longer keep up @nithyaruff #OSSummit pic.twitter.com/M6KRZpXLtP
— The New Stack (@thenewstack) September 12, 2017
Function-based computing is the ultimate manifestation of #PaaS, tho more standardization is needed @algillen #OSSummit #PancakePodcast pic.twitter.com/ay51fxY0pO
— The New Stack (@thenewstack) September 12, 2017
#Golang is the first modern programming language, in my opinion — @ashleymcnamara #OSSummit #PancakePodcast pic.twitter.com/uAYcA2Qz7u
— The New Stack (@thenewstack) September 12, 2017